The photo shows a light beige/cream-colored pillow or a throw draped over the corner of a wooden bedside table. The wall behind it is a bright, almost canary yellow. The joke, in Turkish, plays on the visual incongruity and the phrase "fikstürbet". "Fikstürbet" is not a standard Turkish word, and the image's context makes it clear it's a playful, made-up term. The implication is that the pillow is positioned in such a strange way (in a way that implies it's almost as if someone is hiding behind it), it creates a funny or somewhat absurd scene. The "fikstürbet" (or a similar, invented word) might be meant to be perceived as a term related to someone's peculiar actions or habits (maybe making a silly, absurd, or unusual appearance), which the pillow's placement embodies in the picture. The humour comes from the juxtaposition of the ordinary (a pillow, bedside table) with the unexpected (the out-of-place positioning and the bright yellow wall), creating a slightly surreal or comical image. The joke depends on the implied absurdity, not a literal meaning of the made-up word.